Carthage Citizen Publisher and Circulation Note
The Carthage Citizen published weekly in Carthage Indiana lists publishers ED E Bly and ALONZO L TUTTLE with ED E Bly as editor. Subscription rates are $1.50 per year, $2.00 Canada, six months 75 cents, three months 50 cents. Entered as second class mail matter at the Carthage post office.
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E. Bly
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Canada
Carthage
Indiana
Hanley
Daddy)Stafford
Lurene Tuttle
Rhoda Williams
Fred Mackaye
Grace Cooper
Alice Douglas Kelley
Collier’s
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Gulf Screen Guild
Mrs. Taylor
Carthage Road Echoes of Prosperity and Loss
The narrative recalls the Little Blue River region from Knights town to Carthage, comparing 1935 rural abundance with later decline driven by plunderbunds and industrial age. It links forested wealth, water resources, and pioneer design to enduring settlements while noting fires and depopulation that reshaped the countryside.
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Little
Blue River
Knightstown
Carthage
Washington
Little Blue
America
Missouri
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Duck” Creek
Weekly legislative action and notable visitors report
Visitors include Mr and Mrs B B De Marcus and General Robert H Tyndall of Indianapolis. Senate and House actions cover Hatch Act amendments and appropriations bills with votes totals. Labor and Social Security measures slated for next steps. Paris cabinet news notes Reynaud coalition bid and a Carnegie cascade bomb breakthrough in Washington. A Dartnell Medal recognizes John H Reardon for superb letter writing.
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B. B. DeMarcus
Morristown
Indiana
Robert H. Tyndall
Indianapolis
Tyndall
Washington
National Guard
House
Senate
Colorado
Bankhead
Hatch
Civil Service Commission
Stewart
Utah
Lucas
Committee On the Judiciary
Naval Service
Labor Department
Social Security Board
National Youth Administration
John H. Reardon
Dartnell
Chicago
Union League Club
Reardon
Margaret Lackner
City Ordinance Demands Women Remove Hats While Dancing
In Fargo North Dakota an ordinance requires women to remove hats during dancing. A separate note mentions glass oven ware now used as bobbins in silk and rayon mills is clean and durable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo, N. Dak
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McCormick
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Thomas Parran
United States
Columbia
Linda Darnell
Hollywood
New York
20Th Century- Fox
Kate Smith
CBS
Bob Trout
H. V. Kaltenborn
NBC
Nbcred
Bob Burns
Bob
NBC Blue
Louise Massey
The
Westerners
California
Woody Guthrie
Oklahoma
Points
Woody
Alan Lomax
American School of the Air
Helen Menken
Radio
Fashion Academy
Miss Menken
Emil Hartman
Academy
Husband
the Deacon
Texaco Star Theater
Victor Moore
the “Deacon
Gracie
Allen
George Burns
Public Service Company OF
Paris
France
Paul Reynaud
Albert LeBrun
Daladier
Reynaud
Chamber of Deputies
Roy W. Goranson
Carnegie Institution
Earth
Goranson
T—W
Washington News
Raymond S. Springer
Carthage Grain CO
Hogle & Ronan
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